Plan your stay at Premium Cotteges in Bisle, Sakleshpur with Outdoor Pool

A fascinating journey through the endless wonders of an enduring secret called Sakleshpur

If nature is tugging at your heartstrings, Sakleshpur is where you should head, and while here, at this Resort is where you should camp.

For being enveloped in the luxury of cosy self-contained cottages and surrounded by the taste of a farm lifestyle is a fine way of answering the call.

Here, freshly grown clove and pepper plantations revitalize your senses, cheerful red coffee berries add colour to your life and activities ensure there’s never a dull moment.

Revisit the wondrous innocence of your childhood when your mind and body rejoice in its strength and vitality. Toss a ball, take a swim, fly a kite, catch a fish, and dream by a glowing fireside at twilight. So you may be you again.

And when you’re rejuvenated, we’re only too happy to guide you on a fascinating journey through the endless wonders of an enduring secret called Sakleshpur.

Facilities

• 6 A/c Deluxe Pool Facing Accommodations
• 5 A/c Deluxe Non-Pool Facing Accommodations
• 4 Luxury Gazebo Tent Rooms Accommodations
• Dormitory Accommodations
• Swimming Pool
• Travel Help
• Natures Walk
• Badminton
• Cricket
• Camp Fire
• Indoor Games

Destination Theme

• Poolside Party
• Poolisde Wedding Destination
• Poolside Business Meet
• Infiniti Pool Resort
• New Year Party

Places to Visit

MALLALLI WATERFALL

At the foothills of the Pushpagiri Mountains in northern Coorg, the Kumaradhara River falls off a cliff nestled amidst splendid greenery to make the Mallalli Fall a picturesque location. The river then continues its course through Kukke Subrahmanya and later joins the Netravati.

Distance: 23.6 km

Getting there: The roads leading to the fall are only accessed by a four-wheel-driven vehicle, so it’s best to hire a jeep at Sakleshpur. The resort will be happy to do this for you at additional cost.

What to do there: Climb up the vantage rock at the peak opposite the fall and immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding mountains and valleys.  Take the steps down to the base to enjoy a rejuvenating shower, or just to experience a different perspective of the wondrous falls.

KAGINAHARE

The ruins of a fort built by Tipu Sultan, the ruler of Mysore, Kaginahare stands atop a hill that overlooks rolling mountains carpeted with lemongrass and interspersed with palm trees and scattered rocks. The view is to live for.

Distance: 20.2 km

Getting there: The route up the hills to reach Kaginahare is tricky and can only be accessed by four-wheel-driven vehicles, so be sure to ask the resort for a jeep on hire.

What to do there:  Climb atop the fort and enjoy a stunning view of the gorgeous locale.  Spend some time revelling in nature and don’t forget to take your cameras.

PUSHPAGIRI SHANTHA MALLIKARJUNA TEMPLE

In the wake of a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains stands an ancient temple enshrining Lord Shantha (Kannada for ‘silent’) Mallikarjuna.  The legend is that the gentle god appeared in response to the meticulous penance of a sage here, turning it to sacred land.

Distance: 84.1 km

What to do there: Step into the temple and enjoy a darshan of Lord Shantha Mallikarjuna.  Revel in the silence of the tranquil surroundings and find harmony within yourself.

MOOKANA MANE ABBI WATERFALL

Lying in a quiet corner amidst the Bisle Reserve Forest, the Mookana Mane Fall is a spot of absolute serenity.  Short but broad and pretty, you experience a sense of tranquillity as you gaze at its beauty.

Distance: 10.5 km

Getting there: As the roads are not accessible by normal vehicles it is best to hire a four-wheel-driven vehicle at Sakleshpur. The resort will be happy to do this for you for an additional fee.  Reaching the fall requires a short and moderately easy trek.

What to do there: Walk up to the base of the fall and just relax, take in the quiet and find yourself filled with peace as you gaze at the soothing water.

MANJARABADH FORT

Built in 1782 by Tipu Sultan as security against infiltrators from Madikeri, this imposing fort stands atop a hill called Anaigudda on the road to Mangalore.

Distance: 25.5 km

What to do there: Explore the intrigue of the old fort and admire stonewalls guarded by a deep trench all around and the inner part, built with burnt bricks and lime mortar.  Don’t forget to check out the plus-shaped well at the centre, guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

SUBRAHMANYA AND DHARMASTHALA

If you’re feeling devotional, the twin holy sites of Kukke Subramanya Temple and Dharmasthala are must-visits, being just a one to two hours’ drive.

Distance:
Subrahmanya – 42.1 km;
Dharmasthala  – 91.1 km

What to do there: Get close to God at the Kukke Subramanya, Dharmasthala and Manjunatha temples and the Bahubali statue. Indulge in a bit of history at ‘Manjusha’ – a private heritage museum housing metal sculptures, paintings, cameras and handicrafts.  For an added treat, check out the vintage cars at the nearby car museum.

MADIKERI

A charming hill-town at 5000 ft. above sea level, Madikeri’s scenic beauty and pleasant climate have earned it the moniker ‘Scotland of the East’.  Headquarters of the Coorg district, it’s an ideal tourist hideaway with several enduring attractions.

Distance: 66.7 km

What to do there: Wake up and smell the coffee, taste the oranges, try the cardamom and savour the honey, which grow here in profusion.  Admire the view from the top of Raja’s Seat and the bottom of Abbe Fall and spend your time just taking in the sights.

THE GREEN ROUTE

If you’re inclined to adventure, are physically fit, have the gift of youth – or all of these – the green route trek must be on your bucket list.  An unused railway track leads your jaunt over a hundred bridges, past two-dozen waterfalls and into tranquillity that only comes through nature.

Distance: 20 km

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